December Catalogue
Full color catalogues are not inexpensive, but you can view or download the Last Inn December 2020 catalogue by clicking on the link above.
Below are some images NOT in the catalogue. They could be presented more elegantly, but then the catalogue image and link disappears. A little comment on that further on. After the images, I explain what they are from.
The first set of pictures ia about 3 1/2 years old, from 2017.
This area is a sort of plateau with a gentle slope. I could not determine if the clearing was largely natural, or manmade. In any case, here most of the prior days show has melted, but the ground was wet, giving the ground a glasslike sheen.
Now lets visit places warmer and drier.
This gallery specializes in art made from rock, fossils, and carries some wearable art. The streets were quiet. Solo window shopping was feeling a bit unreal.
This is the renowned Santa Fe Plaza, save some youngsters occasionaly cruising by in customized cars, all was quiet.
No photo for this story, though I wish I had one. I found one open bar and went in for a gin and tonic. I wound up having a interesting chat about business, COVID, and Santa Fe night life with its young owner. I have since learned that the elegant bar, “Tonic” has closed.
I took pictures afterward, and this was one of the last of the evening. The photo is of decent quality, but I want this image to present the sense of dissolution everything had that night. So I applied an assortment of Photoshop filters to present Burro alley as you see it above.
The images above are photos I present to reward those who have taken the effort to visit my site. With the holidays past, taxes done, and processing of already taken photos complete, I’ll try to update things more promptly. No promises when it comes to fighting with the Web, tho.
Web Designing
Forunately my life does not depend on a web site design, as this spiders did. The critter build a fantastic web in my backyard when I lived in LA. It was about 7 ft tall and 12-15 wide! I let it be, but it olny lasted a couple weeks, the many racoons that ran through the yard at night probaby took it down.
Some Color, for the Hope of a Bright Spring
Well, OK the radar (?) room from the battleship Iowa is red but is not so happy.
No better, eh? Some debris in the Seattle Underground. If there was ever a place to film some post apocolyptic movie with few added sets… But lets get colors other than red.
There we are, Unification currency! Not cheery yet? How about something natural?
A sunrise on Wright Patterson Air Force Base perhaps. Ah, color, but its fall time. Well, OK, lets find some bright spring color.
No stone is rolling in this leprechaun’s garden. The little folk are known for their craft skills. Lets look at something crafty.
Heres some glasswork, is this already posted? Maybe. The photo was taken in a now closed antique and fine art store.
But heres some glasswork you haven’t seen, at least not on this website.
Now thats color. This glasswork has made by the artisans of the Chihuly school, displayed in the museum of that name in Seattle.
Its too soon (in Colorado) for springtime flowers, but spring will come. I’ll be working on some paintings over the near term. I hope you enjoyed the February update.
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